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amu'mi iBmttgnmfru: Aimgrttgrr FOR THE YOUNG INDIVIDUALIST 1 TV Shoiv Featuring Folk Singer Cancelled On Educational TV BACK-T0SCH00L BOUND E. German Woman Climbs Barbed Wire BERLIN (AP) A 21-year-old East German woman climbed over heavy barbed wire fences Tuesday and escaped to West Berlin before dawn, West Berlin police reported. The woman suffered minor scratches onlv. 181 By BOB INGRAM Cooley would serve until Nov. Canitol Roundup 2,1871 singer Rao? mujIa4 Dos Penning Bill be telecast over the Alabama Approved By Senate Straight From FLORIDA I Educational Television Network Wednesday night, has been cancelled.

It was learned Tuesday after the subject touched off a lively debate in the Senate that the cancellation came shortly after a secretive con LYCO DO ROL SPECIAL PURCHASE! Superb, Fur-Trinimed WOOL SUITS bears out the responsible conduct of the administrators of Auburn, Alabama and our other institutions." Gilchrist made no mention of Wallace's role in the cancellation, however it was learned that neither Dr. Rose nor Dr. Draughon knew of the Baez telecast until Wallace waved a newspaper clipping at them Monday. The clipping was a story announcing the show which featured Miss Baez. STOPS DIAPER RASH ference Mon.

day between Sen. Ray Lollcy of Coffee won Senate approval Tuesday of a bill which would require the confinement for 10 days of any dog which had bitten a person. Lolley said he felt such a law wis justified in order to make certain that the dog was not suffering from rabies. The measure also increases to $2 the charge that veterinarians can make for administering rabies shots to dogs outside the limits of a city. Lolley said vets required to drive out in the country to give such shots for $1 were not making expenses.

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3- mi AT YOUR DRUG STORE Frank Rose of Alabama and Dr. a 1 Draughon of Auburn. While there INGRAM Just The Thing For The Homecoming Game and Many Other Special Dress-Up Occasions. didn't watch out he might need the services of the nurses. Lt.

Gov. Jim Allen then suggested facetiously that Shelton's remarks about the good looks, or lack of good looks, of Mesdames Baggett, Frink and Garner, be stricken from the record. Shelton agreed. The bill was finally carried over for one day with an amendment pending by the author, Sen. Jim Clark of Barbour, that the salaries be fixed at $12,000 a year.

Six Are Appointed To State Boards The names of six persons were submitted to the Senate Tuesday by Gov. George Wallace for appointment to various state boards. All the nominations were sent to the Rules Committee. The governor recommended the reappointment of Cecil Word of Scottsboro to the Board of Education for a term expiring Oct. 1, 1971.

He was named to the board from the 8th district six years ago by Gov. John Patterson. Also nominated for membership on the Board of Education was Ed Dannelly of Andalusia, editor and pbulisher of the Andalusia Star-News. He would succeed J. T.

Albritton, also of Andalusia. Dannelly would represent the 2nd District. Nominated for appointment to the State Board of Pensions and Security were Mrs. Mary George Waite of Centre and James Record of Huntsville. Both would serve terms expiring Aug.

28, 1971. Mrs. Waite is president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Centre, while Record, presently on the board, is a former state senator. Nominated for membership on the board of trustees for the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind were T. W.

Cooley of Talladega, an incumbent trustee, and T. Euclid Rains, Albcrt-ville. Rains, a blind man, would 4 9n for those who Pay Raise Bill Postponed One Day Alabama's three women constitutional officers had a rough time of it in the State Senate Tuesday. A bill which would have given all three ladies Secretary of State Agnes Baggett, Auditor Bettye Frink and Treasurer Mary Texas Garner-a pay raise was the cause of the disorder. Not only was the bill postponed for a day and a postponement this late in the session can be fatal but far worse, one senator had the audacity to suggest that all three ladies were quite a bit older than they used to be, and not nearly so good-looking.

The brave man who made the statement was Sen. A. C. Shelton of Calhoun, who takes issue with any and all pay-raising bills. He noted that the measure raising the salary of the three offices from $10,000 to $13,500 gives them "a bigger raise than a lot of people in Calhoun County make." Shelton, warming to the task, then suggested that it appeared that about the only qualifications for the jobs were for the women to be pretty.

"You know, they are all getting older now," he added, "and they aren't nearly as pretty as they used to be." Sen. Ed Eddins of Marengo, noting a crowd of nurses in the balcony (they were there In support of another bill', suggested to Shelton that if he perspire heavily A new anti-perspirant that really works! was no statement from the governor's office, it was learned that Wallace was considerably upset that the folk singer would appear on a TV network financed by the taxpayers. Miss Baez participated in the march from Selma-to-Montgom-ery; was one of the featured entertainers in front of the Capitol on the final day of the march; and earlier this week was a member of the group which demonstrated at the White House in protest to the nation's Viet Nam policy. Sen. Roland Cooper of Wilcox first brought the issue to the Senate floor.

He read from a newspaper clipping that Miss Baez, a dedicated pacifist, had refused to pay more than $50,000 in income taxes due to the federal government. She was quoted as saying she did so in protest to the use of U.S. troops in Viet Nam. "In my opinion there is no reason for a character like that to appear on a television network paid for with taxpayers' money," Cooper said. "I believe the show should be cancelled." Sen.

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28, 1965 while 44 DEXTER AVE. PHONE 262-6671 Hudson I Bell- 'Cotton Thaggard' Bill Passed By State Senate IV s3 bookkeepers By BOB INGRAM Lt. Gov. Jim Allen interrupted Taylor to explain that the bill could not apply to the Thaggard case, but Taylor said the passage of the measure would have a "psychological ef fect on the judge and jury." BARGAIN BASEMENT Clearing the Way for the CARPENTERS A motion by Taylor to postpone the bill until the 36th day Advertiser Staff Writer The Senate Tuesday by a whopping 28-1 vote passed the "Cotton Thaggard" bill, named for one of Montgomery's best-known bank depositors. The measure would make it unlawful for a person to withdraw from any bank funds credited to a depositor's account through error or mistake.

T. L. (Cotton) Thaggard was charged with withdrawing from his account at Union Bank and Trust Co. here several years ago. The money allededly had been credited to was tabled 20-1, and then the measure was passed.

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H. B. Taylor Butler, who said Thaggard's brother "is one of my best friends." "As I understand this case, Thaggard went to the bank three different times and asked if they were sure that he had that much money in the bank," Taylor said. "When he was told he did, he withdrew it and used' it just like any one of us would have done. 1.50 ea.

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